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Thousands on streets in Iranian capital for former supreme leader’s funeral procession

Crowds gather in Tehran and Qom for the funeral of Ali Khamenei amid reports of protests and international diplomatic tensions.

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The brief

Thousands of mourners are participating in a multi-day funeral procession for Ali Khamenei across Iran, including events in Tehran and the religious center of Qom. The proceedings have entered their fourth day, marking a significant period of transition for the state.

Coverage from The Telegraph, The New York Times, The Guardian, and The Times of Israel highlights conflicting public sentiment, ranging from organized displays of mourning to reports of verbal abuse directed at peace negotiators. Reports from India Today note that 13 countries have reportedly abstained from participation, citing US threats.

Future developments remain unclear as international observers monitor how the regime manages internal dissent and external diplomatic pressures. Coverage does not yet specify the long-term impact on Iran's political stability following the death of the supreme leader.

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Quick answers

How long has the funeral process lasted?

As of the latest reports, the funeral is in its fourth day.

What is the status of international attendance?

Reports indicate that 13 countries stayed away from the funeral, allegedly due to US threats.

Did the top Shia cleric of Iraq lead the prayers?

No, Iraq’s top Shia cleric refused to lead the funeral prayers for Ali Khamenei.

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Ali Khamenei Iran Tehran Qom Funeral

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